Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-01

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Coaff apeoed yesterday marnine With
Judge Hays on the besoh, the newly sR-
pointed Jndge Allyn not having arrived.
Ihs grand and petit jurors 9ere sw1rn
70 and charged n te their duties before
re mon Eecesa Judge Hoyt stated
tnaf hs desired an expression from the
Demners OF the bar a. to their wishes
"a the matter 81 bearing eivil eases.
Judge Allyn be supposed would arrive
wlthln few days IL be badge Hoytl
snouid have then taAen any important
civil eases under advisement then the
seKtous question might arise e. 20 his
adjusting them thsresfteF, or tie TAX
luR part N any Subsequent proeeedinQs
Duf1R2 tue noon recess the attorneys
bed . meeting and decided that the
proceedings to be held before Judge
hoTt Be eogi1ne9 20 demuFgefa. interloc-
ntoKy motions, such orimiuaI eases a.
tue presenting attorneys might visa
tried. the taking Of def sults and such
divorces cases as might. BY cousenk Of
both sides, be brought forward. Reso-
lntiou Of regret hseause Of the retire
meat OF Judge Hoyt vas drawn 40 and
voted npon by those present. IL would
nsFe paced unanimously had not Jadee
Wlokersham inteFjeeted . very positive
NO" 70 the negative question.
krsbate ia &c Wicksrsham IL enc Of
the citizens indicted for conspiracy in
running the Chinese out Of toWn.
motion vas made In these cases. by
the counsel for the plaintiffs. to have
the procsedings quashsd - the plea
"a the case not goilty being Withdrawn.
me ground taken was that the iadios-
meat found was illegal, there having
been uomen on the Jury. Prosecuting
Attorney Monday did not confess and
toe indictment vas quashed. Mnnday
VIII bring the cases before the present
grand Jury.
| TIE prisoners confined In the county
jail were brought into court that they
might look upon the jury and file their
objections 20 them, II they had any
The iuFymen looked upon the prisoners
and toe prisoners looked anxiouslv at
ths Jury aRd 6led GOT again, peither,
apparently. feeling any the betteF for il. |
OF the latter there was +. J. Ralph, |
charged With theft and breaking Gross
Bfoa.' window.
John MeGoveEn, charged with rape
upon Miss stmons
Joseph Jennings, George Harris and |
William Hanlon, for robbing Ohilbers |
d McOrsady's hardware store.
Jack MzRaire, for stealing $3.50 from |
Joseph King recently, the latter having |
just arrived from Alaska.
John Solder, charged with shooting at |
al officer Of vessel.
Jack Matthews aud Ed Glenfeld, for |
taFring apd fbatheEiag the man stark |
weather at Old Town
Ed Glenfisid ct al, for the recent at
tacG on J. n. Cunningham.
Tkaua ~.
TWO DIVORCE GASES sErTLED.
Toe divorce case OF Mrs. Matilda
McNeal against Abraham MeNeal has /
been concluded by tue death of the re-
sp0ndent. The case Of Essis NJ. Moore /
W. William y. Moore was previously
reported and will doubtless be remen-
beFed The petitioner, in her affidavit
stated that the respondent frequently
struck and choked her until she became
insensioie; that while walking With her
on she streets Of Pert Townsend be
snatohed her hat from her head and
kicked ib on before him; that he fire.
qaently took her cloak from her and
threw 10 away, etc. IL IL stated that the
case will not come 20 trial, as the wife
has forgiven all and the two are again
living together. Mrs. Moore lie the
NHuNHkCA VI sAths Dudic L. > ufktEt VI
the First ward, Who is now in the Is vet
looking up large estate recently left TO
her by the deeease Of her mother. i
WHILE GRANVILLE WAS I'm ROUTE.
al had been all day taking testimony
IN the Granville case at Portland, listen
ing TO the plaintiffs blackRuard Graz
Vile, and was kept busy defending him,
saying that be didn't have a cent IN the
world tsO far as knew, while they de-
clared he had thousands. We got /
through, hunted up good restaurant,
had nice dinner, and vent around to
my hotel feeling first rate. TBers /
found Two kilograms, one telling nae /
that Granville had skipped out, ard the
other that be bad been captured. While /
| had been doing my best for him down /
there be had been doing bis best to get |
away from up here. Ii had the . feet OF |
making me feel as sick of il all as / bad |
a moment before felt good" This is |
what j. p. Judson, Esq, Granvllle's |
COUNSEL, said yesterday morning. Ii is
understood be has retired from the |
case. Granville, when he met Sheriff |
Byrd, asked the latter II be was loser |
on the little game" and when the |
Sheriff named 5000 as the amount, the |
captive said be would pay it all. In |
justice to the Sheriff 1t should be said |
that be Is not building upon this de-
claratioa.
MUTTON ROASTED ALIVE.
Aboat 2 o'clock yesterday moFning q
disastrous fire broke out az Lonmeister |
4 fodd's slaughter house, three miles |
south of the city. Only the teAmster in /
the employ OF the frm vas on the |
ground. In the slaughter house and |
oorrals we're IS head Of sheep. 3 beeves,
tons OF talloW, aud hides valued 81 |
800. The tire seems to have csuRht |
from the furnace under the tallow vat.
which communicated by some unknown /
means to the tallOw. and all efforts 30
save anything we're at once deemed use
less aud fight from the terrible heat
the only shinR TO be doRe. The whole
was destroyed, he sheep and beeves
being roasted where they were, the
slaughter house aud coFrais going no
quickly in smoke, and the delivery
wagon standtne near by Teddoed 10 g
sktlston. The loss IL aboat 5000.
Wish bat $500 Insurance. LOnmeisttr
4 Todd are Wholesale meat dealers, do
ING basiness on Pacific avenue. Thew
recently sold their retail business TO Z
n. PuFintoo.
THAT QUIET RAILWAY.
The statement concerning the railroad
10 run south for ter miles out Of the
eity, polished in Sundays Posi-. INTEL
LI0KScER, /. confirmed by j. 5. Howel
de states that the right Of gAy las been
secured by j. z. Hart, not Hatch las
enormously stately. and that the line
viii run tArsagh his (Howeil's) proper
~. be having made arrangements for
stations etc. AZ that place. IL seems
thai Hart, some too years age, had Alb
-traets of title taken upon property
within = radius ot ave miles OF tue mill
Of the Hsme Lumber Company. of
which he il chief. he then secured ID
right Of cay go be npw followed by the
railroad). upon the representation thai
be wanted 70 pat down tramvsy for
the carriage 81 timber to bis mill. IL
ga under this representation taat the
franchise vas secured from the Counoi.
and which created the fuss previously